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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1967
Page
6
Editorial notes a six to ten percent surtax risk and explains Denmark's new moms value added tax, a 10 percent levy on goods and many services across the manufacturing chain. It highlights rapid collection, cross border adoption, and potential spread to the United States as a future concern.
Medical teams across 10000 miles coordinated to aid a pregnant Maori woman. New York Blood Center identified a rare blood type from a New Zealand sample in hours and solicited donors including four in Hawaii. A separate France United States ECG trial used satellite links to send tours heart data to Washington and back in 30 seconds.
A word power themed puzzle from the NEA feature with clues across many topics. The garbled text lists definitions and wordplay entries such as forms, prepositions, animals, and names, offering a challenging grid for readers.
Henry McLemore recounts tasting a wide range of instant and frozen foods for an English magazine. He critiques taste, eye appeal, and texture, noting bitter instant tea, acceptable frozen corn near a window, and questionable pastry substitutes, while avoiding some items like frozen whipped potatoes and okra.
A fragmented column comments on daily life with wry tips on moods and work. It mentions a minister’s idea to pray now and go later, remarks on house dynamics, and notes a state park near Rock Island named after Black Hawk, an Indian chief who fought to save land for his people.
The verse proclaims trust in the Lord as strength and shield. The heart rejoices in help and praise, expressing personal faith and gratitude in song.
Washington diplomacy yielded a notable breakthrough as Soviet bloc pressure shifted toward recognizing Israel. Romania Czechoslovakia and Poland pressed Moscow to back Arab-Israeli reconciliation, a win for quiet U.S. diplomacy led by Johnson Warren and Truman-Eisenhower era figures. Maurer of Romania praised U.S. stance. Ceaușescu signaled Romania’s divergence from Moscow on the Near East, while signaling stronger Romanian-American ties and trade hopes. Chief Justice Warren's Eastern Europe visits further shaped perceptions of U.S. influence and judicial outreach.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D outlines sun exposure risks even while submerged in water. He cautions against tanning, notes skin damage and cancer risks, and cites dermatology findings. Preventive measures include limited sun hours, sunscreen agents, hats, protective products like Oval Lotion and amber petroleum, and safe remedies for burns.
A quiz item lists commonwealths four in number Pennsylvania Virginia Kentucky and Massachusetts and notes the origin of the term hot dog named by cartoonist Tad Dorgan with a first recorded use in 1903. It also recalls Andrew Johnson who became a senator after presidency and John Quincy Adams who later became a representative.
AP Special Report outlines the Institute of Texas Cultures plan for a 310 million permanent Texas history exhibit in San Antonio for HemisFair. The exhibit will honor 25 cultural groups, reveal diverse origins of Texans, and connect academic history with the public while addressing legislative funding and political interest.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a West 74 era bridge hand from a four heart opening that tested South under pressure. South uses Blackwood, reaches six spades after North shows one ace, then must decide between ace king third diamond and a diamond finesse. East likely holds ace and queen of diamonds, but South’s bid and play lead to a risky but playable slam with careful timing.
In the given auction West North East South: 1 clubs? 1 spade? INT. Pass Pass 2 spade. You, South, hold AR 102 W54 6Q54 BAESTES. What is the best action after partner doubles two spades. The prompt says you pass now. West passes too and partner doubles two spades. What do you do next? Answer tomorrow.
A partial masthead lists Che Baytama Sun as editor and publisher, editor El Hartman, general manager Sonn Wadley, business manager Preston Pendergrass, Beulah Mae Jackson as managing editor, Paul Putman and Ann B. Pritchett as assistants, and Jetteeey as office manager.
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